Thermae Romae

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Robson C @RT82519826 Mar 18, 2026 Lucius Modestus é um arquiteto romano especializado em projetar termas, mas suas ideias já não impressionam mais. Durante uma visita a uma delas, ele encontra uma rachadura misteriosa e, ao investigá-la, acaba sendo transportado para o Japão contemporâneo. Fascinado pelas casas de banho japonesas, Lucius adapta o que vê à tecnologia de sua época quando retorna a Roma, recuperando a fama e conquistando a atenção do imperador Adriano, o que o envolve nas intrigas do poder. A obra é um exemplo da criatividade japonesa, unindo termas romanas e banhos públicos modernos de forma divertida e inesperada. O choque cultural rende momentos hilários — como a cena da ducha do vaso sanitário — e a reconstituição histórica é caprichada. Hiroshi Abe se destaca como Lucius, equilibrando seriedade e humor absurdo. O resultado é um filme inventivo, engraçado e deliciosamente inusitado See more Mdfm 7 @RT06822103 Feb 20, 2025 quite entertaining to watch, it keeps you excited about the plot...and it's fun, it's not a work of art, but it definitely made me laugh See more Sebastian C @RT87696658 Dec 8, 2024 Funny, definetely worth it for an evening night movie, nothing spectacular, but definetely nice for when you need a short movie to watch, original plot. See more Aug 25, 2020 A very interesting Japanese-style cartoon movie. However, one downside is that Ancient Rome is not such a big country. The ancient Romans committed a lot of sexual assaults against women. See more arianna b @Aryhann79 Jan 24, 2015 For being a Japanese production, the movie is very well done. Maybe the possibility of using the Cinecitta' set of Rome has helped a lot, but the atmosphere is great both when the characters is in the Ancient Rome and in modern Japan. The first part of the movie is almost exactly following the manga, keeping the tone very hilarious and the story limited to some episodes. Possibly, the plot has been changed to give an immediate love story, but the differences with the manga fits partially the movie, dropping the tempo and lacking the crunch that instead one can taste in the first part. Anyway, to be watched if one has read the manga, but I would not recommend it just for the sake of watching it instead. See more Jan 5, 2015 A roman architect can travel to modern Japan when submerged in water. He uses what he sees to upgrade the baths in Rome. It has some funny parts that get laughs, but it's mostly an enjoyable, bizarre trip. How can we save Rome? With an onsen, of course! See more Read all reviews

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